McIlroy Prophetic: Europe Conquers the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black
In Farmingdale, New York, the scene was epic. After predicting victory at Bethpage Black, Rory McIlroy watched Shane Lowry’s putt on the 18th hole seal the European triumph. The celebration, however, began without him.
Lowry, euphoric, joined the European crowd chanting songs of joy. Jon Rahm embraced his compatriot and vice-captain José María Olazábal, visibly moved. The European captain, Luke Donald, could finally breathe a sigh of relief.
McIlroy, after losing his individual match against Scottie Scheffler, stayed on the course, supporting his teammates Tyrrell Hatton and Robert MacIntyre. The European victory, with a score of 15-13, was the result of a hard-fought battle.Rory McIlroy y algunos de sus compañeros europeos celebran su victoria por 15-13.McIlroy, referring to his prediction, commented: “It’s good to be right. I’m not always right.” He highlighted the continuity and cohesion of the European team, key elements in their success.
The European strategy, which prioritizes teamwork, contrasted with the individualistic approach of the Americans. The Europeans demonstrated their strength in this modality, which allowed them to gain a considerable advantage and resist the comeback of the United States team.Luke Donald y Rory McIlroy ganaron su segunda Ryder Cup consecutiva.Luke Donald highlighted the importance of creating a conducive environment for success, taking care of every detail, from the comfort of the rooms to the quality of the toiletries. Justin Rose emphasized the team spirit and camaraderie as determining factors in the triumph.
Finally, McIlroy, excited, joined the celebration on the 18th hole, after withstanding the pressure from the American public. This victory, as in 2012, solidifies his legacy in the history of the Ryder Cup.
Donald, upon finishing, with McIlroy by his side, couldn’t hold back the tears.
